thank you, supervisor peskin, for your remarks and the nice little award.pervisor matt dorsey. thank you for coming today. thanks so much, everyone. so i am in the enviable where i'm eah that i get to come to events like this and bask in the glow of successful policies that i playedeally no role in doing. but i want to express my gratitude to my colleague, supervisor, and longtime friend, supervisor connie chan and board president aaron peskin, for their work. i think, you know, as as i go along there, there i will be going to events where i actually did play a role in it.t just as the district six supervisor, but also as a resident. i live a block away. i want to say welcome to the neighborhood and what it means to me as a beneficiary of hoinom the fino instrumental in creating trinity place, where i live, as a supervisor who represents the soma filipino cultural district and all the cultural benefits that san francisco derives from that. and especially now as our city is undertaking an economic comeback, it's inspiring to see the number of filipino commun

preston i member peskin, i peskin i chair melgar, i. melgar i madam chair, there are three eyes. thank you. okay. mr. clerk, let's go to item number two, please. agenda item number two is an ordinance amending the planning code and zoning map to create the new asia senior housing special use district, located at 758 and 772 pacific avenue. affirming the planning department ceqa determination, making findings of public necessity, convenience and welfare under planning code section 302 and making findings of consistency with the general plan and the eight priority policies of planning code section 101.1, like agenda item number one, this is on our agenda by arrangement to have a pathway to hear it as a committee report at the board meeting tomorrow, october 29th, 2024. okay. thank you. so much, president peskin. the floor is yours. thank you. chair melgar. supervisor preston, while we have done an unbelievably good rehabilitating existing affordable housing in this part of the city, san francisco's chinatown, this special use district would facilitate the first new affordable housi

we need peskin. we need peskin. a lot of people saying, you know, in the 2 decades they've seen peskin in office. they want to see him as the mayor of san francisco, many saying that they see what he's done in north, be she they call him, you a candidate for the people. they believe he would be the best fit for san francisco moving forward. and, you know, among those rallying for peskin at the park was his mother and she is quite optimistic that he will >> rates on. he's a great husband. he's a great brother. he's a great this city be in great shape with aaron in the leadership. what's it like to see your son running for mayor in the city? it feels and his father served many, many years in san francisco, san francisco state for almost 50 years. so the city is in his blood. >> we spoke with peskin. we did a live interview with him about an hour ago when we asked him, how are you feeling? are you nervous? excited? he said he feels calm, cool, collected. he says he feels great tonight, of course, is going to be surroun

this is sponsored by president peskin. there have been scheduling issues around the presenters appearing on this and so we intend to make a motion to continue this &ditem after we hear public comment on the continuance. before we get to public comment, president peskin, anything you like to add before we hear from the pub wlck? >> thank you. i thank brad russi and city attorney office for working with council for the individuals we issued subpoena for and anticipate we will conduct the hearing on december 5, but subject to public comment would like to continue this item to the call of the chair, but fully expect that we'll hold this hearing december 5. >> sounds good and thank you for all your work president peskin and the city attorney office as well. let's open this up for public comment. >> yes, members of the public who wish to speak should line up now along the side by the window. all speakers have two minutes. it appears we have no public comment. >> thank you. public comment on this item is now closed. i like to mov

and aaron peskin is in 3rd place there. again, the winner has to get at least 50% of the vote given the right choice voting rules. so a long way to go. it would seem right here with 37% of the vote it all right. we heard live what we heard daniel lurie and mayor breed just seconds ago. >> let's go and check in with our sara stinson. she is with that. aaron peskin in the campaign. >> in san francisco cierra, what's new there? >> yeah. join you live from been those here in north beach from aaron peskin. district that he serves as supervisor and there's a hopeful energy here. people are optimistic. as you said, it's still early basically saying you never know what can happen. and there's a lot gratitude. aaron peskin just got on the stage and he said, everyone, thank you so much. going to here who spent hours knocking on doors, holding up signs, walking the streets across the entire city. and he said thank you to them. you dustin has a big labor and union support because of his history. i mean, he's been supporting voters for

i'm open to it at president peskin.e seven through ten, i propose adding the line and require periodic reporting to the inclusionary housing technical advisory committee. commaning commission, comma, and the board of supervisors of army level increases approved under this ordinance. and then on f under reporting, which would now rd reporting mohcd shall provide a report to the inclusionary housing technical advisory committee, comma planning commission, comma and board of supervisors, or a committee thereof. after ten adjustments are approved under this subsection b9 and after every 10th adjustment approved thereafter in addition, mohcd shall provide a report to the inclusionary housing technical advisory committee, planning commission, and board of supervisors, or a committee thereof. within 12 months from the effective date of the ordinance in this board file. enacting this subsection in every 12 months thereafter, the committee thereof, shall hold a public hearing on the first annual report. accordingly, tha report m

paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org stocks tumbled on this first day of trading for the month. despite posting strong quarterly profits. shares of microsoft and meta plunged. weighing down on the major averages, both tech giants signaled slower growth and substantial future ai spending. >> the nba will soon give $150,000 to an emergency business in the bay area. the league, in partnership with the warriors, is hosting the 2025 all star pitch competition. the competition is designed to elevate emerging companies that serve diverse communities in the bay area. in the weeks leading up to the competition, ten startups will receive coaching and mentorship before pitching their business ideas on february 13th. the winner will receive $150,000 in cash prizes. a music festival popular with bay area residents say it's in need of financial support. burning man organizers say they are facing a cash crunch and need to raise $20 million by next year's festival. that's double the fu

i'm supervisor deanpreston chaired joined by board president aaron peskin. committee clerk is thanks to taken on each item on the agenda. your quh your item comes up and public comment is called, line up to speak on your right. you may submit public comment in writing in either of the following ys, e-mail to the government audit oversight committee clerk if you submit public comment via e-mail supervisors and included as part of the official file. you may send written comments to our office in city hall 1 dr. carlton b goodlett place, om 244, sa■án francisco california 94102. if you have documents you like to be inud.i the fi submit them to me before the end of the meeting. silence cell phones and eleconic deces to prevent interruptions to today's proceedings. >> thank you. before we call the first item i like to make a motion to excuse vice chair stefani and supervisor chan from the meeting. >> ■#on the motion to excuse vi ch member chan, peskin, aye. have two ayes with vice chair stefani and member chan excused. >> thank you. the motion passes. please call

president peskin from this meeting is approved. mr.k, would you please call item one is a resolution approving the official naming for two street segments within the hunter's view. hope sf infrastructure phase three project approving memory lane as the official street name for the yet to be constructed unnamed street that starts at the intersection of catalina street and middle point road on the north and ends at the southerly terminus where it rejoins middle point road and continue the street name of fairfax avenue from the unbuilt segment at the intersection with middle point road to its eastern terminus at memory lane. thank you so much. and before we hear from lee with the presentation, i just want to state that we wanted to do something to make sure that we honor the memory of folks in the community, and we wantede that there was a process where community provided input. and so the street name, memory lane was chosen by residents in hunter's view, working with mchd. and so i just want to make sure everyone knows that this is somet

paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org >>> the legal battle over elon musk's election sweepstakes kicked off today in philadelphia. that city's district attorney filed a lawsuit to stop a political action committee backed by the billionaire from shelling out millions of dollars to voters. the d.a. does argue the daily million dollar giveaway constitutes an illegal lottery. >>> russia has fined google 2.5decillion dollars. that's $20 sextillion. the kremlin says the tech company blocked pro russian channels on youtube. russian state media reported google has to restore those channels on are face mounting charges. this fine is not only more than google's parent company is worth, it's greater than the world's total gdp estimated to be $110 trillion. >>> for the very first time in a year north korea launched a new and powerful missile that could potentially reach the u.s. mainland. observers see the military display as an attempt to threaten the u.s. ahead of the next week's

. >> commissioner peskin absent xeshgd, present. >> commissioner ronen, present. >> commissioner safaicommissioner stefani, present. >> commissioner walton, present. >> we have quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk you have a public comment announcement. >> room twrits at city hall or item, when the item is called, dial '*3' to be added to the queue to speak. do not press *3 again or you will be removed from the queue. >> call-in number is 415-655-0001. and when promoted assess code 25 assess code 25 dial '*3' to be added to the queue to speak. do not press *3 again or you will be removed from the queue. from the queue. when public speak. when your 2 minutes are up, we will move on to the next caller. calls will be taken in the order in which they are received. calls will be taken in the order they're to receive best practices turn down the volume of radios channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) or may visit the sfgovtv website(www.sfgovtv.org) to stream the live meeting or may watch them on demand.. thank you. >> thank you. um, i have received a request if commissioner chan to be e

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paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. w just ask the seven city $1$1.commissions inin chae e of arorovinghehe coconstrtition of a single public toilet. one toilet, $1.7 million. is it any wonder san francisco was rated the worst run city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. in order to keep the budget balanced, district officials say time has run out and they are calling on the entire community to help find solutions. ktvu jana katsuyama is live in the newsroom tonight with more. jenna. >> greg. today i talked with parents and community members at a ribbon cutting ceremony and halloween celebration at one elementary school, and they shared their fears as well as some ideas for how to help the district. to the delight of celebrating halloween in their brand new schoolyard with a sweet treat for students and their families at bridges academy in east oakland. >> now it's very bright of green. it's really

but daniel lurie with a slight lead 28% to london breed, the incumbent, a 24.5% aaron peskin. it was a bit of a surprise coming in a strong third place at 21.5%, but maybe the biggest surprise of the night. and for as far as the mayor of san francisco race, mark farrell coming in at fourth at 18.4%, once again, a lot of those votes still need to be counted and san francisco election workers are still counting those ballots right now live with that process provided by the elections office. and that department will issue the preliminary results that will happen tomorrow at 4 p.m.. we'll continue to follow election results and a look at our statewide measures coming up plus, with a solid victory, what's ahead for a new trump administration and what can we expect to hear from the vice president later on this afternoon? a bay area political expert weighs in. and here's a live outside before we head to the break, we're looking at the white house right now. that's not the bay area, but a big "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that

aaron peskin lori, there has a 3 percentage point lead on breed and peskin is 22% with a little under half the vote having been counted. kron four's rob nesbitt, talk to the 2 leading candidates for mayor about their visions for san francisco. >> mayor london breed and daniel lurie are not doing interviews tonight. both are waiting to see what the final results of the election will be. they didn't her speak last night as early returns. show glory in the lead. >> say san francisco is not for sale. >> those were the only words mayor london breed had for danielle lawrie as she expressed her frustrations with the amount of money, the nonprofit executive and levi's air put into his campaign and really one of the you know, sad and horrible things i've seen in politics in san francisco that >> someone would take well. and just basically by this office, ft's it's it's >> i'm fortunate and pretty disgusting. mayor breed's campaign says that crime and homelessness are both at a 10 year low under her leadership. >> and emphasized breeds ability to lead the city to a global pandemic. lori van on

peskin is a chief opponent of the commission cutting measure and said prop d would take a meat axe to participatory democracy in the city and he is pushing prop e which would have a task force study changes to commissions instead of imposing an artificial cap of 65 as prop d would do. in all, as you mentioned, $9.5 million had been contributed in support of prop d, far more than for any of the other ballot committees. >> we'll have to wait and see if this fine will indeed affect the outcome of proposition d and mark farrell's campaign. thank you very much for joining us. >>> for decades the bouncy walkways at sfo have given travelers a bit of an extra pep in their step will soon be a thing of the past. >> reporter: are you going to miss it? >> yes. i prefer the bouncy light field than walking on hard whatever. >>> plus the music world is mourning the loss of quincy jones. we'll look back at his remarkable career and lasting impact. >>> coming up tonight on the cbs evening news for our eye on america, we reflect on this campaign season, the feelings of anxiety, and history's reminder a

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paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org to combat potential civil unrest is ramping up. the national guard is now on standby across several u.s. states. nbc news stephanie gosk has a look at the plans in place before voters head to the polls. this morning, with just one day to go, unprecedented new measures are underway to keep americans safe and to protect the vote. security will be dramatically stepped up at polling stations nationwide on election day, amid concerns of potential violence and voter intimidation, after two ballot drop boxes were deliberately set on fire. some now have fire extinguishers. they're tested, they're true. they got the approval of all of our local firefighters at many county and government buildings, barricades are up and at some polling locations, new bulletproof glass has been installed to protect workers, along with emergency panic buttons. in washington, d.c, fencing is going up at the white house and the vice president's residence and many

and it is going to. >> peskin also authored measure e, which is also leading tonight. it would create a task force to recommend which commissions to cut by february of 2026. >> in the east bay, several mayoral races are still up in the air tonight in berkeley, city council member sophie hahn has taken the lead in the mayoral race. meantime, it appears outgoing berkeley mayor jesse arreguin will win his election to state senate in pleasanton city council member jack balch is leading in the race for mayor against incumbent karla brown, who was seeking her third term in office. and in fremont, city councilmember raj salwan has been elected mayor. he pulled endorsements from a number of business groups, and he was challenged by former council member vinny bacon. >> and it does appear that the city of santa clara has a new police chief. santa clara lieutenant corey morgan has a significant lead over san jose police lieutenant mario brazile with 66% of the vote. the current chief, pat nicholai, is retiring. morgan has been with the department since 2007, was promoted to lieu

lures it. 28 breed. 25 peskin is at 22%. just 44% of the vote has been counted. there. >> i i'm taking a live look. >> at the ok, that's not outside it. inside the department of elections in san francisco. this is where they received the ballots as scanned the signatures and then scanned those ballot. you can see him working in real time there. we will, of course, update you on air and online as more votes get counted. now upside. look to be about 72 degrees and counting the ballots outside here. not a bad day. the windsor an issue, but >> overall, pretty sunny and nice. yeah, kyla is here to tell us that those winds are going to be curtailed anytime soon. yeah, they are going to finally break out as we get later into the overnight hours and then tomorrow actually is when we'll finally see it relent. but we are still under the red flag warning between now and then. so this does expire. >> about 07:00am tomorrow. so we are still in that situation where we've got some very dry conditions that are out there because of the offshore wind that's been rolling as we take

paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024.inancial disclosures are available at sfethics.org a few short months, the sport piqued the interest of nearly 40 students, and now the team is looking to the community to help meet the high demand and keep them afloat. >> ktvu krystal bailey has the story on this growing trend in youth sports. >> for the first time, the u.s. olympic games in 2028, in la will have women and men's flag football. and now it's a growing trend in bay area high schools. office army officer 3123 offense at san rafael high school. the demand was so high to create a girls flag football team at the start of the school year. nearly 40 girls showed up to play. >> we started working with the district and administration so we can get the funding and just everything to form together and then magically, it happened at the beginning of the year. don't let the ball get behind you. >> teacher and coach shannon mcclure tells us local artists and businesses helped the new team get footballs, design the uniforms and supply

paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org london breed became mayor in the middle of the night. led our city through the darkest days of covid, saving thousands of lives. london breed is battle tested and proven in crisis. san francisco is coming back. we're witnessing progress every day. unlike her opponents, london is the only candidate who, on day one, will keep our city moving forward. we can't go backward by electing a candidate who needs on the job training. with london breed, san francisco is on the rise, again. know that too. so how do you protect those gift cards? here's our consumer investigator, kris kimura. protecting a gift card starts at the rack in the store. because that's where many criminals start. before you buy a card, look for tampering. some scammers mess with the barcode. you can feel the sticker. it has a little bit of a ridge on it. former police officer michelle law spotted a tampered card and made a viral video on tiktok. here's the scam that barco

paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024.al disclosures are available at sfethics.org stocks finished lower as investors remain cautious ahead of the election and a fed rate decision. the federal reserve's two day meeting starts on wednesday, and analysts are expecting another quarter percent cut to the fed's key interest rate as inflation has continued to make progress towards the fed's 2% goal. the dow was down 257 points today. the nasdaq fell 60 and the s&p 500 gave back 16 points along with the election results will we will see earnings reports from the parent company of taco bell, pizza hut and kfc. plus, dupont marathon petroleum and others. >> a silicon valley leader in artificial intelligence is poised to replace intel on the dow jones industrial average. santa clara based computer chip maker nvidia is valued at $3.3 trillion, making it the second most valuable publicly traded company behind apple. known for its ai and high performance chips, nvidia's inclusion highlights the rising influence of tech in today's econo

aaron peskin are those is that yesterday's san francisco? in a sense, i've been thinking about that. >> one thing that i think is interesting is that san francisco has so much wealth, but almost all of it is new money. you know, all these tech companies, people are getting richer and richer by the day, it seems. but this levi strauss money is pretty much as old as it gets in san francisco. these were jeans that were developed in the gold rush. and so daniel lurie comes from very old money, and he has a long history in the city. his family does his mother, mimi haas, a billionaire, was at the party last night for him at the chapel in the mission. he has a lot of connections and a ton of history here in the city. >> all right. and a lot on his plate. if he is, in fact the one to get that office at city hall, i have to say, heather, it's been very interesting and enjoyable to see you take your 20 plus years of reporting from the san francisco chronicle right over to the new york times, staying in the city there. thank you again for your time to

peskin could have a chance. people think he might sneak in there. we shall see. >> interesting. a lot of people say that ranked choice voting doesn't make it as satisfying as knowing this is the person i voted for. he or she didn't win. but this is the will of the people. do you think ranked choice voting will be picked up in more major cities? san francisco is not in the majority in using it, right? >> and even though we've used it for many years, voters still are confused. i get emails all the time saying, wait, how does this work exactly? so it's still not super intuitive. and i think some people miss the days when we'd have the runoff of the top two contenders facing off against each other in december. that would have been fascinating to see london breed versus daniel lurie two very, very different backgrounds. >> it was interesting to see. i know mark farrell, another challenger, another familiar face at city hall and the many long years you covered it for san francisco chronicle, he sort of issued, you know, i joke, but it's true. almost a phone book length, you know, put

paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org >> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >> welcome back, thank you for joining us, it is 6:31 on this saturday morning, i'm max darrow. zoe mintz joins us with a look at what we can expect as we head out the door , we could have some sprinkles. >> yes, a couple of sprinkles sticking around near the santa clara valley but they are departing and we will see more dry air this afternoon, so if you want to get out today, there's not going to be too many worries if you want to combine them and do whatever , but either way, that's system will continue to depart and we will not see much activity from it. a lot of activity is heading down towards southern california, you can definitely use that much-needed rain but for us, we will not see too much more but an additional couple of sprinkles, down to the southern communities not going to be ruled out but other than that, it is going to be quiet this morning and it will continue

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paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org now, at 630, we're nearing election day as both campaigns are closing in on key battleground states. in these final days, where both presidential candidates are headed this morning. good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us this half hour. we've been talking about daylight saving time, enjoying that extra hour. and now we can see the sunrise. yeah that's really nice. >> yesterday we went out and it was so dark out the sun coming up yesterday at 730. this morning. you can see already it is bright out there. but that sunset is at 508 right now it's 54 san francisco 49, in hayward and on the coast it's in the mid 50s with a breeze. look how windy it is there from our roof. camera 45 napa 44, in livermore. it's cooler in our east bay valleys because there's no wind there yet, and it's milder where the wind has been quite breezy up to 24 miles an hour. novato half moon bay has been breezy as well as the airport and up towards bode

president of the board of supervisors and mayoral candidate aaron peskin wrote measure c and says it'sratifying that voters seem to be on the path of bringing in new oversight and fending off future scandals. >> proposition c is going to work. the first thing it's going to do is it's just going to send a very clear signal to anybody who is cheating, anybody who is contemplating corruption. that there's a new sheriff in town. so to speak, and they better think twice about it. >> peskin also authored measure e, a counter to measure d, both aimed to streamline san francisco government by eliminating unnecessary commissions. measure d would have whittled commissions down from more than 100 to just 65, and appears to be headed to defeat. but voters appear to be giving the nod to measure e, which would create a task force that will recommend which commissions to cut by february of 2026. >> proposition e, which was commission reform done right, done with public input. done transparently, transparently, in the light of day. >> voters also appear to be on the road to approve proposition k, tran

fee was continued to allow for more community outreach. 30 venice was continued so that supervisor peskin refine some additional conditions he wanted to add to the ordinance. the committee did take up the impact fee waiver for 524 to 530 howard street commissioners, you heard this item on consent on october 24th and voted to recommend approval at the land use hearing. there was no public comment and no significant comments from the committee members. the item was forwarded to the full board with a positive recommendation. also on the docket was the duplicated file for supervisor melgar's ordinance that would authorize increases to the affordable price and income limits for certain bmr units. this ordinance was duplicated at the committee so that supervisor peskin could add some additional monitoring language to it. however, he was able to add that at the board hearing, making the duplicated file unnecessary. as a result, the committee voted to table the item, and then there was nothing of note at the full board this week. that's all i have for you. there are no questions of mr. starr. we

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paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024.ancial disclosures are available at sfethics.org >>> dia de los muertos celebrations continue. in half-moon bay, people gathered to remember loved ones near city hall. people were dressed in traditional mexican clothing with their faces painted as skulls. there was also aztec dancing. >>> families set up altars. the holiday celebrates death and life. families decorated altars to honor loved ones who have passed. one woman who was at the park was honoring the life of her parent. >> this year is very special to our family. it's the first year they are back together. it is very therapeutic and comfortable for me to be with my community and celebrate their lives together. >> dia de los muertos is a two day holiday. the first honoring the lives of children and the second adults. >> that does it for tonight. >> i have call the take. >> and we have to go. our next newscast is tomorrow morning from 6:00 to 7:00. >> and news and weather updates are always on kpix.com. goodnight. teeth whitening

thank you, president peskin and. >> next i'd like to, you know, like to our community coming out of theou know we knew that we were in need and we feet a champion and that was supervisor chan and with api supervisor chanzd want to do gave us hope and i remember first couple of meetings she talked about it was a fight to do this so we're here, you know how many he api service organizations have a home now becauseú-çou had the vision and gave us a rea and thank you from the bottom of my heart for being that supervisor chan. >> (clapping) giving that credit where credit is due it is the - because i want to say for all of us here and thank you, madam mayor for working with us and president peskin to sign on when welaunched the effort can we really do ere asking a lot not just each other but to the city to take a step during the pandemic we don't always see eyes eye to eye i brought us together fo of the community and the arts forces south of market and selma and each othat community eats philippine community we came together to say with the laws we have this is worst that we want to make t

paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024.inancial disclosures are available at sfethics.org san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. w just ask the seven city $1$1.commissions inin chae e of arorovinghehe coconstrtition of a single public toilet. one toilet, $1.7 million. is it any wonder san francisco was rated the worst run city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. london breed became mayor in the middle of the night. led our city through the darkest days of covid, saving thousands of lives. london breed is battle tested and proven in crisis. san francisco is coming back. we're witnessing

aaron peskin rounding out the top 3 there. lori, ahead of breda by about 3 percentage points are going to continue to follow those as time goes on. last night, daniel lurie did share his vision for san francisco. meanwhile, mayor breed claimed lori is trying to buy his way into the office. >> have to be there for the small business owners so they can go to work knowing that we have their back. we have to get our police officers walking the beat every day. we have to get our elders in chinatown. feeling safe enough to get back on duty. all say san francisco is not for sale and really one of the you know, sad and horrible things i've seen in politics in san francisco that >> someone would take well and just basically by this office, it's it's it's >> i'm fortunate and pretty disgusting. >> city election officials say no winners going to be announced tonight. they're continuing to count votes through tomorrow. >> take a look at this. glass smashing the back window of a tesla in oakland today. this is video from the citizen app sh

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. >> candidate aaron peskin is on the move this weekend in noe valley greeting voters. he says he's running on his experience as a longtime san francisco supervisor. >> there's a growing acknowledgment that i am the person with the experience with actual plans to move the city forward to address our affordability crisis, to reduce rent costs, and to make san francisco safer in a way that actually works. >> hey, how are you? >> good. nonprofit founder and levi strauss heir daniel lurie says he's proud to be the only mayoral candidate who's never held political office. lurie hopes being an outsider will make him the voters first choice in ranked choice voting. >> everybody i'm running against has had their chance and they have failed this. this mayor has failed to deliver for the people and the taxpayers for six years. now it's time for a change in san francisco. >> cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> the san francisco democratic party made a push to get people to the polls. they rallied at dubose park. the event was part of a nationwide get out the vote effort. mayor br

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el candidato a la alcaldía de san francisco, aaron peskin, promovió este jueves la medida c que en suscon la facultad de investigar fraudes empresariales y con esto evitar casos como el de la empresa collegi, dedicada a la recolección de basura y que recientemente admitió que hizo un mal cálculo en sus facturas. lo que le llevó a cobrar a sus clientes unos 24 millones de dólares de más. esta es una cifra que empezará a reembolsar a través de créditos. créditos en las facturas. y estamos ya a tan solo unos cuantos días de las elecciones presidenciales. y como sabemos, el voto latino es fundamental en esta contienda. por eso, ahora más que nunca desean alzar su voz y ejercer su derecho al voto. pasamos con claudia simonet, nos dice qué opinan algunos electores latino. ha habido muchas cosas que han sucedido muy malas. por ejemplo, el crimen ha aumentado y en los años recientes he perdido pues mucha confianza del partido demócrata por la forma en que ha manejado las cosas. como cada 4 años, el país está dividido, mientras que algunos son leales a su partido, otros prefieren darle un giro

it's very, very, very unlikely that, given the dynamics of where aaron peskin second place votes are going, mark farrell's second place votes are going, that anything will change in this race. it is very likely that daniel lurie will prevail. no matter how many more votes are counted. now, political strategists here say that lurie has the most first choice votes and a very strong second choice votes, and they credit his success in the mayoral race to what he represents, which is a fresh start for the city. someone without the political baggage of everyone else that has been running. he also spent a lot of money in campaigning. now, the combination of those two factors very generally speaking, show in the numbers. putting him in first place. other big topics here are the close races for district supervisor and districts one. 511 a little bit as well. in district seven here in san francisco, district one, for example, is separated by just dozens of votes. now the votes that are counted are from people who have had certainty in their positions. some of the late voters faced long ballots

danielle lawrie leading mayor london breed by the 3 percentage points and supervisor aaron peskin is still in the hunt given the right choice voting, they implement here. you have about 44% of the vote that has been counted there. kron four's rob nesbitt reports now on the vision that both lori and breed have for san francisco. >> mayor london breed and daniel lurie are not doing interviews tonight. both are waiting to see what the final results of the election will be. they didn't her speak last night as early returns. show glory in the lead. >> say san francisco is not for sale. >> those were the only words mayor london breed had for danielle lawrie as she expressed her frustrations with the amount of money, the nonprofit executive and levi's air put into his campaign and really one of the you know, sad and horrible things i've seen politics in san francisco that >> someone would take well. and just basically by this office, it's it's it's >> i'm fortunate and pretty disgusting. mayor breed's campaign says that crime and homelessness are both at a 10 year low under her leadership.

keenly aware of how ranked choice voting works, and with mark farrell exiting and let's say aaron peskin'sext, that's some 80, 98, 90,000 votes that can be redistributed around. and he is hoping to be the second choice among those. and that would put him over the top. now london breed has got an uphill climb. she has to get number one votes and then number two votes as well to stay in the running. it's more difficult for her because he has that lead in how votes break. but the bottom line on this is ranked choice voting. if you're an incumbent, it can be a real bear because if people don't necessarily like you, they're going to be looking elsewhere. if you're one of the elsewheres, then it's just a question of which one's going to come out ahead. and lurie bet on him because he was not looking to be number one as much as he was looking to be everyone's number two. >> okay, it's not over. so we want to point that out. that's very important. but if laura does go on to win and become mayor, what do you think he will do? what might he enact? what might change in the city? visibly? >> i don't t

breed, philanthropist daniel luri, supervisor asha safai and board of supervisors president aaron peskinpoke to all 5 candidates in the past few months. you can watch all of our interviews. we've posted them right. now on nbc bay area.com. ok, we knew this was coming, but it is still hard. it hurts. oakland athletics are no more. from now on, the team will simply be known as the athletic, at least that's what the team says. a will spend the next few seasons in west sacramento, but there's no reference to sacramento and the team's new guidelines. they'll play at sutter health park before moving to a brand new ballpark in las vegas. uh, the a's hope that dome on the strip will be ready by 2028. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming next, right now it's 6, just 1 day until election night. it is set to be a windy night too. we're live in the south bay with a potential power safety shutoffs. marian fare is tracking the latest from pg&e about what could happen if the power goes out at polling stations. and it's not just the fire danger, but wind gust speeds high enoug, they could be

so aaron peskin's bill would have moved it up to 1994. but that was contingent on prop 33 passing.ut 30s, but i want to ask you any ideas from the experts you spoke with about how we could implement some rent control without hindering new development. of course, we all want more housing in the state. >> yeah. number one, it it probably isn't a good idea to do it through propositions anymore. it has to be done through the legislature. and looking at building age rather than just one cutoff date is probably the best experts told me. and also, you got to make concessions to the real estate industry. you got to cut out owner operated units, you know, senior owners, stuff like that. you got to find little tweaks and little carrots for them as well. >> all right. kevin nguyen, thank you so much for your time. >> thanks, kristin. >> you can read kevin's article or check out more of the standard's other original reporting on their website, sf standard.com. abc seven will continue to bring you more segments featuring the standard's city focused journalism every tuesday here on abc seven new

he came in after supervisor aaron peskin standing with his wife at his election party. farrell told supporters that voting results do not show a possible path to victory for him, and he thanked those who supported him. he also asked them to stand behind the person who wins, who we don't officially know who that is quite yet, but there was a victorious energy and optimism at danielle lurie's rally in the mission last night. now, i spoke to a spokesperson for his campaign this morning. there are no plans for him to speak today, but here is lurie addressing the crowd last night. the moment that we are in calls for a new era of leadership in city hall. one rooted in accountability, service and change. yes. let me be very clear. this election was never about me. it was always about you. well, optimism was still alive at another party in town that was at mayor london breed election night party. mayor breed remains unfazed, saying she's been here before we got to just kind of take it back because i don't know if you remember what happened in 2018. i mean, there were several da

mayoral candidate aaron peskin was there, as were other candidates running for office. former oakland mayor libby schaaf with some thoughts about the presidential candidates. >> one is a dear friend. i know what a good person she is and how much she will do for america. the other tried to put me in jail when i was the mayor of oakland. i was defending our right as a sanctuary city. >> the luncheon, hosted by former san francisco mayor willie brown, gives politicians a chance to relax after a long and heated campaign season. all right, now to the peninsula, where abc7 news reporter lena howland spoke with voters excited to make a difference. >> i think it's one of the most important elections of my lifetime. there are many issues that are important on the ballot. feels good. >> yeah, it's surprising how quickly it came, but i'm glad that it's here. >> voters in san mateo county wasted no time on election day, heading to the polls as soon as they opened at 7:00 tuesday morning. >> feels fulfilling. i mean, i feel like i'm just doing my civic duty, doing my part, being a p